LONDON, England (CMC) -- English County Hampshire have rewarded former Barbados and West Indies fast bowler Fidel Edwards for helping them to stay in Division One by penning a new one-year contract with the 33-year-old.
Edwards snatched a 10-wicket haul last week as Hampshire beat Nottinghamshire by eight wickets at Trent Bridge on the final day of the season to survive the drop to Division Two.
Sussex's 100-run defeat to champions Yorkshire at Headingley finalised Hampshire's top-tier status.

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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

The stone that the builder refused........

In reply to Priapus

...is turned into bread

In reply to doosra

Fidel is well suited for county cricket. He will do great.

In reply to Commie

it's a nice retirement plan

you mean they don't have to work hard there?

In reply to doosra

Short bursts, lots of time to recuperate, and cooler weather.

In reply to Commie

i thought you'd say the cold weather lol...body need to warm up to function well man

but the short burst will def suit him

a full season will be interesting cuz it's plenty cricket even if not as rigorous

In reply to Commie

He on the clock now. Lets hope for his sake his fitness last. We know how it goes when he gets too comfortable. I wish him all the best.